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by kasey_junk 3mo ago
Your access records are only as good as your ability to prevent someone from making unauthorized access.
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by kasey_junk 4mo ago
It’s also an usual use of the term arbitrage
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by kasey_junk 4mo ago
It’s probably important to define what sort of code review you are talking about when making broad claims about it. GitHub style asynchronous pull request review with inline comments is the norm now, but it’s not the only sort of review the
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by kasey_junk 4mo ago
Their harness is terrible compared to any of the other cli based harnesses I test against. Like shockingly bad. This comes up all the time at work because the vendor management people don’t understand the llm ecosystem and think Claude thro
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by kasey_junk 4mo ago
One obvious distinction is that Tarrio was convicted of leading & planning the Proud Boys operation on Jan 6 while this defendant was convicted of moving zines. Tarrio wasn’t at the insurrection on Jan 6 because he’d already been barred
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by kasey_junk 4mo ago
If your hiring pipeline is employing a filter that a) is not better than a random chance and b) is expensive to implement get rid of the filter. Instead of spending all those resources on resume filtering, hire resume blind. Instead of usin
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by kasey_junk 4mo ago
In the simplest incarnation I’m just using the built into the agent cli parm’s that trigger non-tui behavior (for instance calling codex exec instead of just codex).
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by kasey_junk 4mo ago
Most of my workflows have slowly moved away from the chat interface with llms. Instead they look more like traditional Unix pipelines that just happen to call Unix tools that interact with llms. This allows me to make more repeatable proces
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by kasey_junk 4mo ago
That’s already an option? You can get small business loans, bootstrap, get grants etc that don’t require massive growth. You can found or work for a company like this anytime you like. But the “leeches” the op mentions are a voluntary fundi
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by kasey_junk 4mo ago
The reason hockey stick growth is required is because the “leeches” are putting up the capital to build the profitable company and if the profits dont significantly outpace the risk free rate it’s a very bad investment. The founders and emp
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by kasey_junk 4mo ago
The preorder delivery window they offered me was effectively q2 2027. No idea what the likelihood of them delivering it by then is.
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by kasey_junk 4mo ago
I’m on the waitlist and this is the main thing I’m contemplating before actually pulling the trigger on buying one.
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by kasey_junk 4mo ago
> US software devs also make 2x what their European colleagues do, but that never gets called out as bloat. Of course it does. And it gets acted on. Every major corporation in America has explored or implemented moving to European or oth
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by kasey_junk 4mo ago
Will Alberta go along?
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by kasey_junk 4mo ago
Fwiw I have the exact opposite experience.
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by kasey_junk 4mo ago
The chat metaphor held me back for too long. These are black box functions that produce text and should be treated as such. It came to me gradually that I was slowly replacing each part of my skills with scripts that took defined inputs, va
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by kasey_junk 4mo ago
Gonna skip over the chattel slavery and native genocide in future histories?
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by kasey_junk 4mo ago
Bearer tokens are a dead end? You have to validate them anyway so traditional auth is the fallback.
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by kasey_junk 4mo ago
PCI doesn’t mention cve by name but does require vulnerability accounting and requires action if they are found, the action required driven by severity. I could see a (poor) control being written around keeping counts down.
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by kasey_junk 4mo ago
The gentle nerd trope was always a lie (as all tropes were). For every woz you’ve got some egotistical anti-social nerd deriding “bean counters” and “sales guys” because of some deeply held problems dealing with the outside world (especiall
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by kasey_junk 4mo ago
It also allows you to just smugly run roughshod over any interesting conversation. If you _de facto_ declare that a word doesn’t have the established definition, then you can simply redefine it to mean something else to back up a vacuous p
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by kasey_junk 4mo ago
The positive and negative aspects can be different for different participants for the same externality. Externality literally just means impacts not captured in the transaction. Exploitation is orthogonal. You can have internal or external
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by kasey_junk 4mo ago
Externalities exist in every transaction, it just means the value created or lost outside of the transaction. So the reason you can’t think of any is because no economic activity exists with out them. But externalities can both be positive
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by kasey_junk 4mo ago
They are putting a fighting pit on the White House lawn.. Something about bread and circuses seems in order.
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by kasey_junk 4mo ago
Sounds nice. One grandmother told stories about her rich uncle who had a great job in the coal mines. The one that went to college did so on the money the coal company paid her father to strip mine his land. Swimming in the pit they left af
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by kasey_junk 4mo ago
lol. That is some really good history rewriting. My grandparents didn’t get sick days! If you were sick there was a good chance you lost your job (except my grandmother who was college educated and was a public school teacher). None of them
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by kasey_junk 4mo ago
Crsp changed as well.
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by kasey_junk 5mo ago
I have never, in 30 years, working across big companies and small, had a computer hardware upgrade. It’s _always_ just a new box.
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by kasey_junk 5mo ago
Just to put some numbers on it, under current rules and valuations, if all 3 of SpaceX, OpenAI and Anthropic were to go public with their current valuations and be part of the nasdaq 100, and you were 100% allocated to that, you’d have ~8%
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by kasey_junk 5mo ago
I learned computers and investing from my mother. She’s pretty competent approaching 80.

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